Natural Infrastructure definition

Natural Infrastructure means the preservation and/or restoration of ecological systems, or utilization of engineered systems that use ecological processes, to increase resiliency to climate change and/or manage other environmental problems. Some examples relative to AHSC could include street trees and greenspace for water catchment, infiltration and surface cooling; water treatment facilities that utilize ecologically functioning wetlands; flood mitigation systems that utilize the natural floodplain and stable shorelines used in tandem with constructed flood barriers.
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Examples of Natural Infrastructure in a sentence

  • Prioritize Natural Infrastructure: Provide $500 million over five years to scale up natural asset management capacity under the Natural Infrastructure Fund or FCM’s Green Municipal Fund channels.


More Definitions of Natural Infrastructure

Natural Infrastructure means using a natural form and ecosystem function to restore or augment a project’s intended water quality benefits.
Natural Infrastructure means infrastruc-
Natural Infrastructure means the usinge of a natural form and ecosystem function to restore or augment a project’s intended water quality benefits.
Natural Infrastructure means the use of naturally occurring resources or engineered use of natural resources, to provide adaptation or mitigation services to the gradual and/or sudden impacts of climate change or natural hazards.
Natural Infrastructure means infrastructure that uses, restores, or emulates natural ecological
Natural Infrastructure means infrastructure that uses, restores, or emulates natural ecologi- cal processes and—
Natural Infrastructure means the use of preserved, restored or enhanced ecosystem features and materials, including but not limited to water, native species of vegetation, sand and stone, to deliver targeted community services and infrastructure outcomes, such as resilience services, environmental quality services, access to nature services, carbon sequestration benefits, and biodiversity benefits. For clarity, Natural infrastructure can be naturally occurring or engineered using exclusively ecosystem features and materials.